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21. Paris ms. fr. 2663 (246 r) 1-491 [ name: person ]

, Albrest, Ourry l’Alement, Bourdouelle, Bernart de la Sale, Robert Briquet, Carsuelle, Aymemon d’Ortige,

22. Paris ms. fr. 2663 (248 v) 1-495 [ name: person ]

, Carsuelle, Robert Briquet, Ortingo, Bernart de la Sale, Lamit, le bourc Camus, le bourc de Bretueil, le

23. Paris ms. fr. 2663 (265 r) 1-525 [ name: person ]

es gens que monseigneur Louÿs conduisoit, se parti une route de compaignons environ IIIC desquelz Bernard de la Sale et Ortingo estoient chieufs, et passerent Loire au dessus de Marceilli les Nonnains

24. Paris ms. fr. 2663 (292 v) 1-564 [ name: person ]

le bourc de Bertueil, le bourch Camus, Nandon de Bagerant, Bernard de la Sale, Hortigo, Lamit et tout le remanant des compaignes.

25. Paris ms. fr. 2663 (308 v) 1-593 [ name: person ]

bourc de Bretueil, le bourc Camus, le bourc de Lesparre, Nandon de Baugerant, Bernart de la Sale, Ortigo et Lamit et plusieurs autres ne vouloient mie courroucier le prince

26. Paris ms. fr. 2663 (335 r) 1-628 [ name: person ]

pelloit l’un Ortingo, l’autre Bernart de Wisk, et le tiers de la Sale. Ces trois compaignons ne vouldrent mie sejourner que ilz ne feissent parler d’eulz et aucun exploi

27. Paris ms. fr. 2663 (351 r) 1-649 [ name: person ]

et les compaignes en son païs de Bourbonnois et comment Ortingo et Bernard de Wist et Bernard de la Sale tenoient son chastel de Belleperche et madame sa mere dedens. Si lui tournoit a grant desplaisance,

28. Translation of Book II (10 v) 2-99 [ rs: person ]

e, and pope Clement remained in Avignon and gave command of his men-at-arms to Sir Sylvestre Budes, Sir Bernard de la Salle, and Florimont, to harry and harass the Romans. At this time in the marches of Tuscany

29. Translation of Book II (10 v) 2-100 [ name: person ]

aders along with Birkhead and Creswell, by whom the battle of Brignais was fought, and who assisted Bernard de la Salle in capturing Pont-Saint-Esprit with Bernard de Sorges. When they had harried and harassed the land

30. Translation of Book III (256 v) 3-66 [ rs: person ]

Geneva and Savoy, Sir Aymard de Brontin, a knight of Rhodes, and Sir Bernard de la Salle. The pope was cornered, and on the point of being taken captive, because, as I was informed, for th